A demon "that is addictive. On album number three Erdling conjure up a creature of metal, electronics and Neue Deutsche H?rte, which rocks itself mercilessly into the ear canals. The lively quartet around the sympathetic ramp sow Neill Freiwald has now finally unleashed its inner demons. No more compromises - the animal has to go! With their typical sound of catchy, German hymns on a foundation of electronics and hard guitars, Erdling consciously go to their extremes this time. In other words: The guitar attacks are a real board that breaks in over the listener and opposes the synthetic grooves with a liberating wall of noise. Neill lets his emotions run free and carries the songs with an amazing range between deep growls and melodic clear vocals. And despite a much more infernal sound, the melodies don't miss out... On the contrary, they have an even more intense effect in this more extreme environment. So it's no wonder that the band didn't hide the beautiful ballad show back in the middle of their hardest album to date, their most intense piece to date. Earthlings have taken a big step forward with Demon. It almost seems as if the two previous albums were just an introduction to this brute marriage of heart and hardness. The beast is now unleashed get ready! "The Secret Tracks" contains seven exclusive versions of Erdling songs that once again emphasize the band's versatility. While "Deep Diver" was packed into an uncompromising electro-industrial sound, the ballads get a finish with synthesizers and acoustic elements.
